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The state of American politics in 2024 (hexbear.net)

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we_are_sex_bobomb comments on Biden campaign tests Trump's name-calling strategy with "Broke Don"

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[–] InevitableSwing@hexbear.net 8 points 1 year ago

Sometimes I miss the most absolute obvious things. It took me ~2 hours but I finally realized why they didn't go with "Broke Billionaire". The nickname could really upset the donor class. It could become popular in its own right and be reused to deride any old billionaire or Richie Rich in financial trouble.